Controlled Pion - Electron Interactions to Produce: 1) Electricity (Claim 1); 2) Coherent Gamma Ray Beam (Claim 2); and 3) Proton to Neutron Transmutations (Claim 3)

ABSTRACT

This invention produces electricity, gamma rays, or neutrons, based on the findings set forth in A Nuclear-Gravitational Electrodynamic Framework, Boltzmann&#39;s P=e S/k  probability principle, Maxwell&#39;s EM theory, Relativity, and Quantum Theory, to optimize protons&#39; pion-electron interactions. Functionally this is like what occurs in Chemical Thermodynamics, using external conditions to control 10 −10  m orbital electron interactions to rearrange molecules and obtain desired products, except that this process controls 10 −15  m pion-electron interactions by creating an equilibrium between external EM conditions and protons&#39; internal components to control the protons&#39; pion generation.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

No other methods of controlled pion-electron interactions to produce aBeta particle beam to generate electricity, to produce a coherent gammaray beam, and to transmute protons to neutrons by exciting proton Upquarks into Down quarks were found to exist. Research into low yieldquantum statistical pion-pion and pion-nucleon interactions exists, butthe pion-electron interactions in this patent application refer to theproton's quark based pion generation in A Nuclear-GravitationalElectrodynamic Framework (Copyright: TXu001945507/2014-11-03). Thismodel shows that proton mass, charge, magneton, ½-spin, density and piongeneration is an integrated process that supports high yield control ofpion-electron interactions to produce electricity, a gamma ray beam, andneutrons.

Statement of federally sponsored research or development: There is nofederally sponsored research or development involved in this patent.

Names of the parties to a joint research agreement if the claimedinvention was made as a result of activities within the scope of a jointresearch agreement:

William Thomas Gray Matthew William Gray 415 Lemon St. 960 Castec Dr.Menlo Park, CA 94025 Sacramento, CA 95864 bill@mqnf.com matt@mqnf.com(650) 785-5648 (916) 485-4747

Referenced Material: A Nuclear-Gravitational Electrodynamic Framework(Copyright: TXu001945507/2014-11-03), available atwww.QuantumEnergySystems.com

Background of the invention: Since Electron Capture transmutes protonsinto neutrons with uniform 939.556 MeV ground state mass-energies, andproton-neutron interactions result in uniform pion based 2.224 MeVground state bond energies, it was concluded that these phenomena resultfrom continuously predictable non-statistical ground state processes;and since

Neutrons and proton-neutron bonds also exhibit excited energy states, inaccordance with Boltzmann's P=e^(S/k) probability principle, it wasfurther concluded that these phenomena constitute integrated quantumsystems with continuously predictable non-statistical ground and lightspeed state boundary conditions; and since

Particles, atoms and gravitational bodies are coincidentnuclear-gravitational systems governed by Einstein's γ=√(1−v²/c²)Lorentz transformation, and Sommerfeld's α=e²/2ε_(o)hc fine structureconstant describes hydrogen's ground to light speed state ratio, thenall nuclear-gravitational systems must have the sameγ_(o)=√(1−v²/c²)=√(1−α²) ground to light speed Lorentz transformationrange; and as such

Nuclear-gravitational systems do not have 0-velocity ground states, butinstead have continuously analytic Cauchy-Riemann

${\frac{\partial u}{\partial x} = \frac{\partial v}{\partial y}},{\frac{\partial u}{\partial y} = {{- \frac{\partial v}{\partial x}}\left. \sqrt{}E_{o} \right.}}$

ground and √E_(c) light speed state energy root boundaries with

$\alpha^{2} = \frac{E_{o}}{E_{c}}$

energy ranges, and thus;

Particles exhibit Schrodinger E_(n)=E_(o)/n² quantum states satisfyingCauchy-Riemann equations with continuous 2^(nd) order differential

${\frac{\partial^{2}u}{\partial x^{2}} + \frac{\partial^{2}u}{\partial y^{2}}} = {0 = {\frac{\partial^{2}v}{\partial x^{2}} + \frac{\partial^{2}v}{\partial y^{2}}}}$

Laplacian harmonics, such that E_(o)/n² quantum states are Laplacianharmonics with real and imaginary parts in 2 dimensions;

This points to an Electromagnetic field energy basis of matter, sinceEinstein's space time exists as both μ_(o)ε_(O) impedance and 4-DMinkowski space-time that c=1√(μ_(o)ε_(o)) EM field energy operates onand nuclear-gravitational energy constructs exist within, soWave-Particle Duality is a light speed energy resonance between spatialfield and particle construct energy states, per Boltzmann's P=e^(S/k)principle, where S defines the field and construct entropic states and kis the particle's mass-energy. Particles are thus light speed energyresonances between wave field and particle construct states, and sincethis occurs at light speed there is always a′'/2-wave HeisenbergUncertainty as to its state, since there is nothing faster than light bywhich to resolve the state of a light speed energy resonance, soparticle energy will always exhibit an unresolvable Wave-ParticleDuality behavior; and

The one equation set that mathematically resolves light speedWave-Particle Duality, Schrödinger E_(o)/n² states, coincidentα²=E_(o)/E_(c) energy densities, and γ_(o)=√(1−α²) Lorentz behavior, aree^(x) equations in which x=x for ex energy space-time transforms, x=−ixfor e^(−ix) stable negative energy well ground states, x=ix for excitede^(ix)=cos×+i sin×quantum states, and e^(S/k) excited state energydistributions (i.e. Occam's Razor: The simplest explanation to accountfor all facts is most likely correct); and

Since

$e^{x} = {1 + \frac{x}{1!} + \frac{x^{2}}{2!} + \frac{x^{3}}{3!} + \ldots}$

is a convergent power series, each element adding an energy degree offreedom by integration of the prior element, the particle, atom andgravitational ground state energy constructs reduce to a point, linear,angular and spherical momentum energy progression in Einsteinspace-time;

This innovative equation set yielded the correct particle mass,construct and wave field energy radii, (A Nuclear-GravitationalElectrodynamic Framework, p. 21-6, and Table 1), and magneton, ½-spin,and density energies, as shown below:

Matter Quantum Optical Interactive Wave Constructs Mass-Energy ConstructRadius Field Energy Radius Impedance of hc = h/(μ_(o)ε_(o))^(1/2) = (½e 

 )^(1/2)/2α = space 1.986445684 × 10⁻²⁵ J · m Electron m_(e) = (½e 

 ) (α/hc) 3^(2/3) √2 = r_(eo) = (hc/α²) √3 π = r_(ei) = (r_(eo)/α) 39.129378 × 10⁻³¹ kg 2.03 × 10⁻²⁰ m (√2√3)² = 5 × 10⁻¹⁷ m Up Quark*m_(Up) = (E_(c) − E_(o)) √2√3 2π = r_(qo) = (hc/α³) π/2 = r_(qi) =(r_(qo)/α)/√3 = ½m_(e)c² √2√3 2π = 3.9322 MeV 0.803 × 10⁻¹⁸ m 6.353 ×10⁻¹⁷ m Down Quark* m_(Down) = √3 mUp = 6.8108 MeV r_(qo) r_(qi) Protonm_(p) = (½e 

 ) √2√3 3c³ = r_(po) = r_(qi) 3^(2/3) 2π = r_(pi) = (hc/α⁴)π²3^(2/3)/√2= √3{(mUp/α) + (mDown − m_(Up))} = 0.83 fm 1.02 fm 1.673 × 10⁻²⁷ kg =938.3 MeV Higgs Boson m_(HB) = {m_(p) − √3(2mUp + m_(Down))}/ r_(po) =r_(qi) 3^(2/3) 2π = α = 125.1 GeV 0.83 fm Hydrogen Atom E_(o) = (½e 

 ) 3^(2/3) (α³/hc)/√2 = r_(ho) = h/m_(e)cα2π = 2.43 × 10⁻³⁵ kg = 13.636MeV 0.529 Å Orbital E_(g) = √3/(½e 

 )2π = 3.263 × 10⁵² eV Light Year = Gravitational GMm_(e)/r_(es) = 5.3 ×10³³ J = 3^(4/3) √2π/2rpi = Energy and Size 3.312 × 10⁵² eV 9.451 × 10¹⁵m

Note on quark values: The 3.9322 Me3V Up and 6.8107 MeV Down mass-energyvalues differ significantly from the more generally accepted ParticleData Group's 2.3 MeV Up and 4.8 MeV Down quark “estimates of so-called‘current-quark masses,’” derived as multiple measurement and analysisapproach averages (ref K. A. Olive et al. (Particle Data Group), Chin.Phys. C38, 090001 (2014)). The Group's values are correct, but theirinterpretation is incomplete. They are trying to make quarks fit thecriteria of being particles with a specific mass, when in fact they aredynamic energy functions, existing as functional components of largercomposite constructs like the proton (i.e. a pendulum's energy is aperiodic energy resonance function that depends upon the circumstance ofa pendulum, but without this unique function, no pendulum configurationcould function).

Only Up and Down quarks were derived because only electrons, protons andneutrons need be considered for a complete model. The only stableparticles in the Universe are the electron and proton, and the neutronis their semi-stable composite function which stabilizes nucleiconfigurations. All other particles are unstable excited electron orproton states that instantly decay, as do their strange, charm, bottomand top excited quark state component functions. Only the minimum neededfor a description of the entire framework is stated.

The 3.98 MeV Up quark of Table 1 is the 2π wave function of a groundstate orbital electron's maximum possible (E._(c)−E_(o)) light speedrelativistic energy, with √2 angular and √3 spherical momentums. TheGroup's 2.3 MeV average measured Up quark value is the (E_(c)−E_(o))2π√2=2.27 MeV light speed orbital without the √3 spherical momentumelement. Similarly, the √3 (3.98 MeV)=6.89 MeV Down quark is simply anUp quark's √3 excited state, and the Group's 4.8 MeV value is the 6.89MeV Down quark absent its √2 angular momentum element. Their measuredvalues are like average pendulum swing values, absent the mass fall andswing functions that make it a pendulum. The Table 1 Up and Down quarksare the integrated components of a continuous framework that starts withspace's impedance and ends with 4-D space-time's gravity forces andlight year distances, so they include the elements that integrate theminto the continuum of the framework.

To fit the criteria of this pattern, the proton is viewed as a compositefunction of the electron function, such that the quarks are the maximumexcited energy states of the electron and the nuclear, atomic andgravitational energy domains are coincident structures that adhere toEinstein's γ=√(1−α²) Lorentz space- time-mass transformation, where adefines the ground to light speed state ratio for each of them. Thus,the Up quark is viewed as an electron's ½ mec²=0.255 MeV maximumrelativistic energy, as a 2π wave function with √2 angular and √3spherical momentum energy distributions, so m_(Up)=(½m_(e)c²) √2 √32π=3.9323 MeV is the Up-quark function and m_(Down)=√3 mUp=6.8109 MeV isthe Up-quark's minimum 3-D excited state energy necessary for them tofunction as a proton resonant orbital triton component.

If the ground and light speed state boundaries are continuously analyticfor quantum statistical P=e^(S/k) systems, then their ground and lightspeed states will accord with classical physics. It is not possible todirectly measure light speed boundaries because of Heisenberg's ½-waveUncertainty, however both classical and quantum systems are orbital innature, the ground and light speed states are minimum and maximum systemenergies, so there is no extra energy for statistical behavior in eithercase. Also, nuclear-gravitational systems are coincident, thegravitational domain predominantly existing as orbital ground states,and this linear, angular, spherical momentum approach agrees withempirical measurements.

The proton's three quarks were modeled in their minimum possible energyconstruct, three 3.9322 MeV Up quarks bound in a triton configuration bya m_(Down)−m_(Up)=(√3−1) m_(Up)=2.8786 MeV gluon that carries theexcited Down quark state to each Up quark at the speed of light todynamically form a 6.8109 MeV Down quark that transitions between the Upquarks with a ground state angular momentum, as shown in FIG. 1: QuarkTriton.

Light speed impact of a 2.8786 MeV Down quark state gluon with each Upquark, at 0 relative velocity with respect to the gluon, generates a 135MeV π^(O) impulse energy, according to

$m_{\pi^{o}} = {{{\sqrt{\frac{3}{2}}\left\{ {{\left( \frac{3}{\alpha} \right)\left( {\frac{1}{2}m_{e}c^{2}} \right)} + {\sqrt{2}m_{e}}} \right\}} + \left( {m_{Down} - \frac{m_{Up}}{\pi}} \right)} = {135\; {{MeV}.}}}$

The m₉₀ ^(o)=135 MeV energy elements result from energy's P=e^(S/k)circumstances: The k energy component will fill every available S degreeof freedom, so if light speed is available to an m_(eo) ground stateelectron in 4-D space-time, it will achieve it, and,½m_(e)c²=E_(c)−E₀=0.2555 MeV is the basis of m_(Up)=½m_(e)c²√2 √32π=3.9322 MeV quark, m_(μ)=3(½m_(e)c²)/α=105 MeV muon, and mπ^(O)=√(3/2){3(½m_(e)c²)/α+√2m_(e)}+(m_(Down)−m_(Up)/π)=135 MeV pion ground stateuniformity.

Quark triton stability is sustained by the Higgs boson mass energygeneration, part of an integrated process that generates the proton'scharge, magneton, ½-spin and size. The m_(p)=(½eℏ) √2√3 3c³=√3{(m_(Up)/α)+(m_(Down)−m_(Up))}=1.673×10⁻²⁷ kg =938.3 MeV is a compositebalance between space's (½eℏ) impedance energy and the Up quarks andgluon entropic degrees of freedom in 4-D space-time that operate uponit.

In the Standard Model, Up and Down quarks are respectively assigned +⅔and −⅓ e charges, which gives a proton with 2 Up quarks and 1 Down quarka +1e charge, but this fails to comport to empirical data. In magneticfields, charged particles in motion physically curve per the Right-HandRule, which points to an orientation based charge polarity if Einstein's“field free” 4-D Minkowski space-time is correct, as shown in FIG. 2,Impedance of Space.

Einstein constructed 4-D space-time out of 3-D spatial x, y, z pointsseparated by the t time it takes for energy to travel between them atlight speed, and then superimposed a “Riemann condition” field gradientto represent gravity, derived from his Lorentz space-time-masstransformation in Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies, which applied toElectromagnetic fields, and thus required bipolar polarities, as shownin FIG. 2-b.

This would require the points of space to be constructed of polar halvesthat can form ↑↓, (positive), ↑↓, (neutral) and ↓↓ (negative) states atlight speed so as to constitute an Wave-Particle Duality EM field energyentropic degree of freedom, with each ½point having anhc=h/(μ_(o)ε_(O))^(1/2)=(½eℏ)^(1/2)/2α=1.986445684×10⁻²⁵ J·m impedanceenergy.

This innovative and new tristate impedance of space model satisfiesEinstein's criteria in Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies that a movingmagnet produce an electric field while a stationary one creates andelectromotive force, it accommodates Relativity, quantum states, andorientation based integral charges, but not the Standard Model's +⅔ Upand −⅓ Down quark charges observed in Quantum Optics, unless onerecognizes that a light speed transfer of the Down quark state betweenthe 3 Up quarks will result in a -le Down quark charge and state ⅓ ofthe time for each Up quark, which will quantum optically observe as asub light speed average of two+⅔ Up and one −⅓ Down quark charges.

This divergence from previously accepted theories is because Boltzmann'sP=e^(S/k) probability principle requires energy distribution in alldegrees of freedom over time, even at ground state, which translates tolight speed linear, angular and spherical momentums in 3-D space; so,the triton's planar construct would rotate spherically at light speed,moving in space with an average +1e charge, but which statisticallyappears as +⅔e and −⅔e in quantum optic particle interactions, as shownin FIG. 3, Quark Triton Generated Higgs Mass.

As the +1e triton moves through ↓↑ neutral space it induces an oriented↑↑ magnetic field that causes it to curve about the field at light speed(FIG. 3). This construct then rotates spherically at light speed todistribute its energy per P=e^(S/k), creating a field mass energy withpoles that rotate at light speed, per c=1/√μ_(O)ε_(O) and m=½eℏ/μ, aninverse Bohr magneton, withμ as the triton light speed motion generatedmagneton. Light speed pole reversal is too rapid for detection byelectron motion in a coil because Relativity geometrically impedesmotion, and any generated motion will be cancelled by the opposing polea ½ cycle later. Einstein also showed that EM field motion through spacehas the same “inertial” Lorentz transformation effects as mass.

To be stable, the triton charge wavelength propagating through the massmust equate to the triton traversing half its circumference at lightspeed, so the ↑e⁺ charge motion force on one side can attract itsopposing ↓e⁺ charge motion force. If E=hf=hc/λ (Planck's equation), thena √3(2mUp+m_(Down))=25.4 MeV=4.07×10⁻¹² J triton with √2√3 angular andspherical momentums will generate a 2π wavelength ofλ=hc/E=ℏc/[√3(2mUp+m_(Down))√2√3 2π]=1.00942×10⁻¹⁵ m, ar_(pi)=(hc/α⁴)π²3^(2/3)·2=1.02 fm proton radius minus the triton'sr_(qi)=(r_(qo)/α)√3=6.35×10⁻¹⁷ m quark radii.

This relation between wavelength and dimension explains the proton'sground state size in terms of classical EM theory, since the groundstate is the boundary of its quantum behaviors, and explains why it hasa 2.78 times greater magneton than the μ_(p)=½eℏ/mp Bohr magnetonrelation says it should. The Bohr equation shows that mass energyattenuates the ½eℏ magneton, but not why. The framework shows thatproton mass-energy is magnetic field energy generated by the orbitaltriton charge, and as EM energy, it will attenuate the magnetongenerated by the triton by absorbing it per its density ratio withrespect to the electron, the ratio of their masses and radii cubed, soμ_(p)=½eℏ/mp {(r_(pi)/r_(ei))³/(m_(p)/m_(e))}/√3=2.7. If the actualproton radius is 1.035 fm, 1.5% greater than the calculated value, themeasured 2.78 times greater magneton results, 2.78×√3=4.8 times greaterin the spin vector.

The proton's ½-spin is caused by relativistic shift of the mass centerby contraction of space by the light speed triton. Since the mass radiusis r_(po)=0.83 fm and the triton orbital radius occurs at ther_(pi)=1.02 fm, the spin offset angle is arc sin r_(po)/r_(pi)=54.7°.The classical analysis yields the correct result because the groundstate is a non-statistical boundary, as shown in FIG. 4: ½-spin massshift.

The neutron follows a similar analysis if one recognizes that ifhydrogen has a ground state boundary, it will also have a near lightspeed saturation state boundary, with the proton and electron physicalsizes determining the limit of relativistic contraction. The term“neutron” was first introduced by Harkins in 1921 as “one negativeelectron and one hydrogen nucleus,” Borghi theorized that neutrons werehydrogen states in 1941, and synthesized them in 1955 by EM stimulation,as did Missfeldt in Germany in 1979. Both approaches were low yieldstatistical processes.

The authors of this patent devised a high yield neutron synthesizeprocess using EM conditions that entropically match hydrogen's “neutron”state, and then fused them to produce high energy Beta particles. Themodel assumed an E_(n)=m_(n)−m_(p)−m_(e)=0.78233 MeV uniformlydistributed 3-D electron ground state orbital energy, ⅓En=0.260777 MeVin 1-D, with no extra energy available to form statistical states.

Classically, a 1-D ⅓E_(n)=0.260777 MeV energy electron will undergo aBohr k_(e)e²/r²=mv²/r coulomb-centripetal force interaction at ar_(e)=r_(o)(E_(o)/⅓E_(n))=2.761 fm radius, where r_(o)=0.528×10⁻¹⁰ m andE_(o)=13.6057 eV are hydrogen ground state conditions. The r_(e)=2.761fm orbit relativistically contracts by the (E_(n)+m_(e))/m_(e)=2.531electron energy increase to yield the r_(n)=r_(e)/2.531=1.091 fmobserved neutron radius.

The relativistic contraction also results in the neutron½-spin byoffsetting the proton mass from the center of the 2.761 fm radiuselectron orbit by its contraction of space, per a γ=√(1−v_(e) ²/c²)Lorentz transformation, so m_(p) offsets by (r_(e)=2.761fm)−(r_(n)=1.091 fm)=1.67 fm to yield an arc cos (r_(e)−r_(n))/r_(e)=53°spin vector. The neutron observes as a 1.091 fm radius because electronmotion contracts space, so the proton moves to it, while the electronmaintains its r_(e)=2.761 fm radius orbit, so there always appears to bea spin vector offset to the mass of the 1.091 fm radius particle.

These results were calculated by simple classical principles, using theE_(n)=0.78233 MeV neutron state energy, but they don't explain where theEn energy value derives from. The electron's orbital motion contractsspace between the proton and electron, but does not contract the protonradius, and since the electron's motion acts on space, not itselfbecause it is stationary relative to itself, it does not contract itsradius either. Thus, the proton and electron radii are the determiningfactors of the E_(n) neutron state.

The proton and electron have r_(pi)=1.02 fm and r_(ei)=0.05 fm radii, sothe two together occupy a minimum r_(pi)+r_(ei)=1.07 fm radius with noadded tolerance to accommodate orbital variances. It is assumed that the(r_(n)=1.09 fm)−1.07 fm=0.02 fm (40% of r_(ei)) is what nature requiresfor orbital variations from the electron-proton interaction. Thus, theproton and electron sizes determine the degree of relativisticcontraction, the electron velocity it derives from, and the E_(n)neutron state. The velocity, calculated by γ=√(1−v_(e) ²/c²) Lorentztransformation and ⅓En=½m_(e)v_(e) ² kinetic energy, works out to2.754×10⁸ m/s, or 0.91864 c.

The same classical approach was used to calculate the neutron magnetonbased on the premise that the 2.561 Lorentz contraction constitutes anEM field energy density increase, and thus represents increasedattenuation of the neutron orbital electron generated magneton, just asthe EM field generated proton mass does to the quark triton generatedmagneton, mitigated by the proton's lower density with respect to theelectron. Applying this reasoning to the μ_(n)=½eℏ/mp nuclear magnetonyields a 4.83/2.53=1.91 times greater neutron magneton, in agreementwith observed results, and a vector negative to the spin vector becauseit is generated by an electron.

While this classical framework analysis yields the measured parametersof the proton, electron, and neutron, it may be argued that a classicalinterpretation violates quantum theory. This objection fails howeverbecause quantum theory relies upon Boltzmann's P=e^(S/k) probabilityprinciple, in its S=k In P entropy form, as its fundamental basis. Thismeans physical boundaries of the S entropic degrees of freedom arelegitimate probability states, with ground state being the minimumpossible system energy, and light speed being the maximum possiblesystem energy, without statistical variations.

The concept of fusion was examined. Laboratory fusion has never provenviable after more than 60 years of efforts. Fusion works in stars andH-bombs as sustainable reactions, with consistent 600% exothermic yieldsin H-bombs, while laboratory reactions remain endothermic with less than100% yields. These results constitute legitimate statistical data, endoand exothermic sides of a sustainability threshold that somehow dependsupon each reaction's S=k ln P entropic conditions.

The basis for laboratory and H-bomb fusion appears to stem from HansBethe's 1939 statement that fusion is a thermonuclear process, since theargument to justify each new laboratory fusion project was that higherand high temperatures were needed to create a sustainable reaction.However, laboratory temperatures now far exceed star temperatures whichsupports a conclusion that “thermonuclear” is an effect, rather than acause.

Next, the types of reactions involved were examined. Fusion in stars isfueled by plain hydrogen, while laboratory and H-bomb fusion aredeuterium based, so fuel type does not appear to be a factor. This ledto investigation of the reactions to identify a basis forsustainability. Stars form when hydrogen accumulates and gravity fromits cumulative mass causes it to condense, creating a potential energygradient which manifests as kinetic energy as objects fall through it,pointing to a relativistic basis, if neutrons constitute the saturationstate of hydrogen, so gravity transforms hydrogen to neutrons, whichreadily fuse because they have no charge repulsion.

Stellar fusion negates charge repulsion by transforming hydrogen to aneutral state. The distinction between laboratory and H-bomb deuteriumfusion was examined. Laboratory fusion takes two approaches: magnetic“pinch” to force deuterium nuclei to within bonding distance of eachother and super heating with rf and laser energy to create thermonucleartemperature states. Neither approach addresses charge repulsion, and theproblem is that the E=k_(e)e²/r charge repulsion energy at bondingdistances equals the released bond energy, so the process never attainssustainability.

In the H-bomb, however, an entirely different approach is used. H-bombswork by detonating an A-bomb (fission reaction) around LithiumDeuteride, their reasoning being to compress the deuterium and generateneutrons from the lithium. However, if that worked then the laboratory“pinch” method would also be exothermic, and it's not. Instead whatoccurs is that the fission detonation causes the deuterium nuclei tomove towards each other at light speed, which relativistically contractsspace.

In this fusion reaction, two processes are at work, nuclear bondingwhich works at the nuclear bond distance corresponding to the½-wavelength of a pion, and coulomb repulsion, which varies inverselywith the square of the distance between the nuclei. When the light speednuclei contract space it compresses the separation distance between thenuclei, so the pion can effectively interact with another nucleus, butthe charge at the particles' surface interacts with space as if it isuncontracted because from its local perspective, space is uncontractedper Relativity: The laws of nature are the same in all inertial framesof reference.

This dynamic is because the impedance of space has been compressed, andper c=1/√μ_(o)ε_(o), if the density of the impedance of space increases,the velocity of light slows down, so from a charge perspective, theparticles experience uncontracted space, and thus the e²/r² chargerepulsion is much less when the nuclear bond occurs so the energyrelease is exothermic. There is also another factor called “quenching”at work in laboratory reactions. When a bond is formed, energy isreleased which acts to blow the particles away and quench the reaction,but in an H-bomb all nuclei are simultaneously forced together by thefission blast so they all react at the same time.

For this reason, laboratory deuterium fusion cannot achievesustainability. It is not possible to simultaneously compress all thedeuterium nuclei towards each other at light speed, to within theirbonding distance, without a nuclear detonation. Accordingly, the authorsof this patent took an alternate approach of synthesizing neutrons andreacting them to produce beta particles to induce lower energy electronsand produce electricity.

To achieve this, the authors use an electron gun to produce E_(e)=426eV=6.8253×10⁻¹⁷ J electrons and a Cyclotron to produce E_(p)=0.7822MeV=1.253 10⁻¹³ J protons, so the combined energy of any protonelectronpair is the E_(n)=0.78233 MeV neutron state energy, so E_(e)+E_(p)=E_(n)and E_(p)=(m_(p)/m_(e)) E_(e), and theirv_(p)=v_(e)=√(2E_(e)/m_(e))=√(2E_(p)/m_(p))=12.25×10⁶ m/s momentumvelocities are equal.

The excited electrons and protons, are gated into pulses to limitquenching from neutron interactions, and ejected into a long reactionchamber as separate collimated beams. The electrons are deflected intothe pulsed proton beam, where they accelerate toward the protons becauseof their charge, gaining energy by their “fall.” In this way, theelectrons form “neutron states” with the protons because of oppositecharges, instead of being repelled as with deuterium, and the particles'momentum energies are transformed into electron neutron state orbitalenergies.

These pulsed clusters of neutrons then interact among themselves becausethey have no charges to repel each other, producing a deuterium,tritium, helium-3 and helium-4 nuclei product spectrum, determined by adistribution of Beta particles centered around 2.2, 4, 7.5, 8 and 14 MeVenergy peaks. These high-energy electrons are reduced to avalanches oflow energy electrons by letting them interact with thin metal platesconnected to current sources, to show that they could be used togenerated electricity, like thermionic emissions, but using betaparticles instead of heat.

The challenges associated with this process are that it produces gammarays, the Beta particles have a wide statistical value range, and theparticles emit in all directions, making them difficult to harvest.Because of these challenges, the authors of this patent decided toinvestigate the possibility of harnessing nuclear bond energy at thefundamental pion formation of the bond level, based on two factors:Synthesized neutrons form nuclear bonds, which means the pions interactwith the neutron state orbital electrons, and all bonds are uniform andnon-statistical in their ground state.

However, to utilize the concept of pion-electron interactions it wasnecessary to investigate pion generation to determine how to control it,one of the factors leading to the Nuclear-Gravitational ElectrodynamicFramework based on the concept of coincident density ratios betweenground and light speed states in the nuclear, atomic and gravitationaldomains.

The Correctness Probability for this framework calculates to over 99.99. . . % because it yields the mass, charge, magneton, ½-spin and densityenergy parameters for the electron, quark and proton, the hydrogen atomparameters, earth's orbit, space's μ_(o)ε_(o) impedance, the Higgs mass,distance of a light year, and the muon and pion energies, over 20correct answers, and the

$\sum\limits_{n = 0}^{n = 20}{\frac{x^{n}}{n!}/{\sum\limits_{n = 0}^{n = \infty}\frac{x^{n}}{n!}}}$

progression of energies of these parameters yields a value within 99.99. . . % of e^(x).

Based on this degree of certainty, the fact that proton-neutron bondshave consistent 2.224 MeV ground state energies, and that radiation onlyproduces when a bond is formed, changes state, is broken, or when nucleifragment, it was concluded that bond uniformity results from a pionemission-absorption energy resonance that results from an equilibriumbetween the proton's internal components and external neutroninteraction, as shown in FIG. 5: Feynman Diagram and Deuterium bond.

In this model, the neutron state function of the neutron's orbitalelectron resonates between the particles at light speed, transferringthe Down quark state between them, giving the electron anE_(bond)=2E_(n)+⅓E_(n) (E_(n)+m_(e))/m_(e)=2(0.78233 MeV)+(0.260777 MeV)(2.531)=2.224 MeV bond energy, by simple classical analysis of twoneutron states and the relativistic momentum energy of travellingbetween the particles. For this to be however, means that piongeneration must also be a non-statistical ground state process, and thatthe pion interacts with and transfers energy to the electron.

This discovery and innovative model led to the quark tritonconfiguration depicted in sections m, n, o and p above, generating theHiggs mass by orbital action of the +1e triton and generating the pionemission and absorption to and from the resonance electron as anintegral process, so the pion generation is controlled by externalcircumstances, per Boltzmann's P=e^(S/k) probability principle, in whichthe electron's presence constitutes an entropic degree of freedom S forthe pion's energy to flow to and derive from during resonance. Thus, theprinciple responsible for Chemical Thermodynamic molecular rearrangementis also responsible for controlling particle level pion probability.

The proton's 42.576 MHz/T Larmor Precession Frequency (LPF) exactlycorrelates to the r_(pi)=1.027 fm proton radius and √2 spin offset bythe a fine structure density factor according to r_(pi)=(α³/LPF)/(2π√2)=1.027 fm, meaning the 42.576 MHz rf were field matches thequark triton orbital rotation that generates the ½-spin offset of theHiggs mass its charge generates in our framework model. A design wasconfigured from this to dynamically control pion-electron interactionsby controlling the external circumstances of the proton's mass, charge,magneton, ½-spin and density energies:

a) To transfer energy from the pions to electrons to generateelectricity;

b) To induce the pions to coherently emit gamma ray energy;

c) To interact electrons with pions to induce Electron Capture to formneutrons.

This completes the background section.

SUMMARY OF THE DISCLOSURE

Controlling the protons' energies to reduce entropy: As shown inBackground of the Invention, the proton's mass, charge, magneton, ½-spinand size/density parameters, its quarks, Higg's mass, pion generation,and Larmor frequency, are all explained and calculated in terms ofspace's impedance, the α density factor, and Boltzmann's P=e^(S/k)probability principle. Because of this, the fact that controllingexternal energy parameters in Chemical Thermodynamics (Boltzmann'sprobability principle) rearranges 10⁻¹⁰ m molecules, and the fact thatNuclear Magnetic Resonance controls particle behaviors by the sameprinciple, it was concluded that best way to interact with pions is tocontrol the proton's energy parameters.

Controlling all 5 parameters increases the P=e^(S/k) pion-electroninteraction probability because it reduces the available S entropicdegrees of freedom to 0, but the mass, ½-spin, and size/densityparameters are a bit more difficult to deal with because there are noknown primary energies that directly control them. Instead, because itwas shown that they result from charge and magnetic field energiesoperating on space's impedance, it was decided that the best way tocontrol them was to modulate the charge and magnetic field energies perthe principles that resulted in them.

Cyclotrons introduce relativistic inertial mass energy by acceleratingcharged particles according to classical EM physics principles, theproton's Larmor frequency correlates to its radius by α and the otherNuclear-Gravitational Electrodynamic Framework principles, and ½-spin isa relativistic mass offset effect of the quark triton's light speedorbital contraction of space, which also generates the Higg's mass andproton's size, so it was determined that the same principles could beused to control the proton's mass, ½-spin and size/density parameters.

Controlling the mass, ½-spin and density energies to control piongeneration: To control protons' mass, ½-spin and size/densityparameters, sub-orbitals are incorporated into a Cyclotron orbitalmotion by splitting the Cyclotron Dees into ½-Dees and applying theLarmor frequency to each of them alternately. In this way, thesuperimposed sub-orbital gyrations create a centripetal acceleratingforce on the ½-spin mass offsets, thus orienting the ½-spin mass offsetto the sub-orbital spin gyration. Thus, the offset mass responsible forthe ½-spin effect becomes controlled by the sub-orbital centripetalforce, and since the mass offset is generated by the light speed orbitalquark triton, this provides controlled access to the quark triton'sgenerated pion.

This construct resembles a 4-pole induction motor in which phase A and Boperate at the Larmor frequency, synchronizing the proton spins, whilethe overall Cyclotron orbital motion occurs at half the Larmorfrequency. The effect of this is to create two targets for the electronbeam, or 4, or 8, depending on the number of poles implemented, and thusincrease the synchronized pion interaction probability for the pulsedelectron beam, just as induction motor rotors interact with the statorEM fields, so the statistical interaction probability increasesaccordingly.

Also, the half Dees' top and bottom surfaces and centripetal force holdsthe protons in planar orbitals, removing vertical dimension entropy, andsince the force on the protons is a function of areas and distances, theincreased area removes 2-D planar entropy from the interactions. Everyavailable degree of freedom (the time dimension by increased interactionfrequency, the vertical dimension by the top and bottom surfaces, andthe two planar dimensions by the electrode areas) is utilized to controlthe charge, magneton, mass, ½-spin and density energy degrees of freedomof the protons and maximize electron-pion interactions, as shown in FIG.4: Quad Pole Cyclotron.

Production of gamma rays, neutrons, or Beta particles by phased electroninteractions: The ½-spin mass offset caused by the quark triton's lightspeed orbital contraction of space now places the triton at thesub-orbitals' outside surface, and since the tritons are the pionsources, the greatest pion-electron interaction probability occursbetween the sub-orbitals, through the quad pole Cyclotron center.Because the sub-orbitals' Larmor frequency determines spin precession,the electron interaction angle is determined by the protons' sub-orbitalphase position, creating acute interaction angles with inward momentumas the triton leaves the center region, obtuse interaction angles withoutward momentum as the triton enters the center region, and anorthogonal interaction angle with no momentum at the center between thesub-orbitals region.

These three interaction results occur because of Wave-Particle Dualityand because light waves have λ=h/mc momentum. In obtuse interactionenergy transfers, electrons experience outward deflection momentums; inacute interactions, experience absorption momentums; and in orthogonalinteractions the electrons experience pion energy transfer just as innuclear bonds. Obtuse interactions are basically a nuclear bond breakingand yield gamma emissions; acute interactions absorb the electrons toform neutron states; and orthogonal interactions occur at the pion'smatter wavelength node, so they are simple complete ΔE_(π) energytransfers, as shown in FIG. 7: Pion-Electron interaction angles andemissions.

Resolving opposing suborbital momentums: The sub-orbitals have opposingproton momentums in Cyclotron center because of the magnetic field, likeopposing pistons in a reciprocating engine, so they cannot be allowed tointeract with the electron beam at the same time. This requirement isachieved by synchronizing and gating the electron beam to the ½-orbitalperiod of the Cyclotron, so the beam first interacts with one sub-orbital and then the other, and by alternately switching the A and Bphases on and off so they are never on at the same time.

Modulating pion-electron interactions to produce gamma rays, neutrons orBeta particles: Thus, by aligning the protons' magnetons in a Cyclotronoperating at half the Larmor frequency, alternately phasing thesub-orbitals on and off, with Larmor frequency half Dees, and gating theelectron beam to the position phase of the Larmor frequency, thepion-electron interaction is modulated to produce gamma rays, neutrons,or high energy Beta particles.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1: Quark Triton This drawing represents the minimum possible 3quark ground state energy configuration (with no excited state momentumreversals), consisting of 3 m_(Up)=(E_(c)−E_(o))√2√3 2π=3.9323 MeVminimum energy ground state Up quarks consisting of an electronE_(o)/α=(E_(c)−E_(o))=0.2555 MeV light speed inertial 2π wave functionwith √2 angular and √3 spherical momentum distributions.

This places Up quarks solidly in the Nuclear-GravitationalElectrodynamic Framework of stable ground state constructs withSommerfeld a fine structure constant density ratios separating thenuclear, atomic and gravitational energy domains: a 2π wave function,distributed in the 3 spatial and time dimensions as a 4-D space-timeenergy construct, with Wave-Particle Duality field energies andE_(n)=E_(o)/n² quantum states.

The Up quarks first quantum state is the m_(Down)=√3 m_(Up)=6.8109 MeVDown quark, occurs when the (√3−1)m_(Up)=m_(Down)−mUp=2.88 MeV orbitalgluon binds the 3 Up quarks into a triton. It quantum optically exhibitsas two +⅔ charge Up quarks and a −⅓ charge Down quark because the lightspeed gluon −1e charge wave function is always interacting with one Upquark, so they average to two +⅔ charge Up quarks and a −⅓ charge Downquark image over time. The gluon's light speed interaction with an Upquark precipitates a

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neutral pion π° impulse energy emission.

FIG. 2: Impedance of space This figure shows Einstein's 4-D space-timepoints depicted as 4-D space-time point-pairs with bidirectional EMenergy transfer capability. In this configuration, the point pairs canbe operated upon by EM wave field energy to exhibit ↑↑ positive, ↑↓,neutral, or ↓↓ negative field energy, and still operate in the ↑↓,neutral state as Einstein's 4-D space-time points to exhibit as gravity.

FIG. 3: Quark Triton Generated Higgs Mass The quark triton +1e chargeexhibits as a 2π wave function with light speed √2 angular and √3spherical momentum distributions, resulting in alignment of space'spoint-pairs and field poles distributing at the c=1/√(μ_(o)ε_(o)) lightspeed √3 spherical momentum distribution rate, so the poles reverse atlight speed, within Heisenberg's ½ wave measurement Uncertainty,undetectable by normal means. However, if held in a magnetic field theenergy distribution will exhibit as a μ_(p)=½ eℏ/m_(p) magneton,attenuated by the proton's generated EM field energy Higgs mass,mitigated by the proton's lower density, as shown in Background of theInvention in [0006].

To be stable, the triton charge wavelength propagating through the massmust equate to the triton traversing ½ its circumference at light speed,so the ↑e⁺ charge motion force on one side attracts its opposing ↓e⁺force. If E=hf=he/λ (Planck's equation), then a √3(2mUp+m_(Down))=25.4MeV=4.07×10⁻¹² J triton with √2√3 angular and spherical momentums willgenerate a λ=hc/E=ℏc/[√3(2m_(Up)+m_(Down))√2√3 2π]=1.00942×10 ⁻¹⁵ m 2πwavelength, the r_(pi)=(hc/α⁴)π²3^(2/3)/√2=1.02 fm proton radius minusthe triton's r_(qi)=(r_(qo)/α)√3=6.35×10⁻¹⁷ m quark radii, and them_(p)(½=eℏ) √2√3 3c³=√3{(m_(Up)/α)+(m_(Down)−m_(Up))}=938.3 MeV protonmass minus the 25.4 MeV triton, factored by α, is them_(HB)={m_(p)−√3(2mUp+m_(Down))}/α=125.1 GeV Higgs mass.

FIG. 4: ½ spin mass shift FIG. 4 simply depicts the relativistic shiftof the proton's mass by the quark triton's light speed orbital motion.Since the mass radius is r_(po)=0.83 fm and the triton orbital radiusoccurs at the r_(pi)=1.02 fm, the spin offset angle is arc sinr_(po)/r_(pi)=54.7°.

FIG. 5: Feynman Diagram and Deuterium Bond FIG. 5 depicts aproton-neutron Deuterium bond Feynman Diagram with particles exchangingstates by exchanging Up and Down quarks via pion exchange, and theresonance of the neutron state ED=2E_(n)+E_(r)=2(0.78233MeV)+(E_(n)/3)(m_(n)+E_(n))/m_(e)=2.224 MeV electron between theprotons.

FIG. 6: Quad Pole Cyclotron FIG. 6 depicts a two phase 4-pole Cyclotronwith alternating Larmor frequency sub-orbitals to control the protons'mass, ½ spin and density energies in order to synchronize the electronbeam pulses with the quark triton pion generation, described in Summaryof the Disclosure Section B.

FIG. 7: Pion-Electron Interactions Angles and Emissions FIG. 7 depictsinteracting the electrons with the pions at different angles to obtaingamma rays, neutrons or high energy Beta particles, as described inSummary of the Disclosure Section in [0060].

The protons are subjected to centripetal force in the Larmor frequencysub-orbitals so their ½-spin offset mass, triton, and pion generationare on the outside of the orbital. The electron beam pulses aresynchronized to control when the pions and electrons interact tointroduce momentum into the electron to obtain the desired gamma,neutron or Beta particle emission.

FIG. 8: High and Low Energy Density Proton Cyclotron Standing Wave Thetwo-phase Cyclotron design creates an energy standing wave that resultsin a quantized two state proton system that bunches the protons intogroups. This way, when one of the phases is turned off, the protons stayin the low energy state and away from the electron beam so theiropposing momentum pions cannot interact with electrons and generategamma rays when they are used to generate electricity or neutrons. It isnot dangerous to generate Beta particles when producing gamma rays, butit is dangerous to generate gamma rays when producing electricity.

Detailed Description of the Invention: As explained in the Background ofthe Invention and Summary of the Disclosure sections, anuclear-atomic-gravitational framework was derived, showing that thesedomains are coincident energy constructs with stable non-statisticalground states separated by Sommerfeld's a fine structure constantdensity ratio, that particles are 2π wave function energy constructsoperating in 4-D space-time as particles in a stable light speedresonance between 4-D space-time constructs and field energy forms (i.e.Wave-Particle Duality). Based upon this framework, the componentenergies of the proton were broken down into the simplest compositeconstructs that met the framework requirements. Einstein's 4-D Minkowskispace-time was modified to incorporate EM fields, depicted in FIG. 2 asbi-directional Magnetic 4-D Minkowski space-time in which Einstein'spoints of space are uoco impedance point-pairs that can operate as ↑↑positive, ↑↓ neutral, and ↓↓ negative field energy.

The proton Up, Up and Down quarks were configured as a composite tritonstructure of 3 ground state Up quarks bound by an excited Down quarkstate gluon resonating between the Up quarks, as depicted in FIG. 1,just as Yukawa's pion resonates between particles to bind them.

This composite quark triton structure is stabilized as part of theproton composite construct. As depicted in FIG. 3, the triton's chargeand motion operate on space's impedance to generate the Higg's mass,appearing as neutral mass energy because the light speed orbital tritondistributes in 3-D so the generated pole is cancelled at light speed,unless aligned in an external magnetic field, as the proton's magneton,attenuated by Higg's EM mass energy, mitigated by its lower density. Inthis process, the triton also creates the ½-spin mass offset, asdepicted in FIG. 4, and the pion in nuclear bonds, depicted in FIG. 5 asa Feynman Diagram and Deuterium bond.

These depictions represent the minimum energy ground stateconfigurations that result in proton mass, charge, magneton, ½-spin,density and pion energies, as per Background of the Invention andSummary of the Disclosure, yielding the quarks, triton and protoncomposite constructs, Wave-Particle Duality behaviors, and P=e^(S/k)Boltzmann E_(n)=E_(o)/n² quantum state distribution.

Wave behaviors and quantum states are 4-D space-time ground stateconstruct derivatives (i.e. energy operating upon space's impedance andextra energy resulting in a P=e^(S/k) quantized wave function energystate distribution) so it is only necessary to control the ground stateparameters to control the fundamental circumstance of all the quantumwave function energy states.

The objective is to align and orient protons' pions to interact themwith electrons in a controlled way to produce electricity, gamma raysand neutrons, as shown in FIG. 7, where the angle of interactiondetermines whether the output is gamma rays (obtuse interaction),neutrons (acute interactions) and high energy Beta particles to generateelectricity (orthogonal interaction):

Since Chemical Thermodynamics techniques based on Boltzmann's P=e^(S/k)probability principle are used to rearrange molecules, and particlesbehave per the same Boltzmann quantum statistics principles, the sameapproach is utilized to control the interaction alignment andorientation. This was accomplished by a combination of Cyclotron withsub-orbital sub-Cyclotron ½-Dees and Nuclear Magnetic ResonanceTechniques, as shown in FIG. 6:

A 2.5″ standard Cyclotron configuration is used, except that the Deesare split in half to effect Cyclotron sub-orbitals. The 2.5″ ½-Dees weremade of copper sheet with a ¼″ gap. Neodymium super magnets were used toachieve a 1 Tesla field strength. In this configuration, there are threesynchronized momentums occurring: 1) A fundamental half Larmor frequencyCyclotron orbital; 2) Larmor frequency sub-orbitals; and 3) NuclearMagnetic Resonance Larmor frequency spin.

All three momentums are synchronized, with two proton spin (and piongeneration) sub-orbital revolutions per Cyclotron orbital, so internaland external proton behaviors are in equilibrium, and the P=e^(S/k)alignment and orientation probability are maximized.

A phase controlled electron beam, pulse synchronized to the Larmorfrequency, and gated to the Cyclotron 1/2 Larmor frequency, passesbetween the phase A and B ½-Dees to interact with the quark tritongenerated pions, as the protons traverse the sub-orbital coincident withtheir ½-spin Larmor precession. The tritons and their relativisticallyattracted Higgs mass are accelerated to the orbital's outside surface bythe sub-orbital angular momentum and their ½-spin mass offset.

This maximizes electron-pion interactions, but excludes opposingmomentum pions by turning off Phase A and B ½-Dees Larmor frequencyalternately so Beta particles and gamma rays aren't simultaneouslygenerated. The protons are gated into groups because the sub-orbitalsoperate at the Larmor frequency and the Cyclotron operates at half theLarmor frequency, so the sub-orbital protons have twice the E=hf energy,an excited quantum state that removes entropy from proton piongeneration by keeping the protons in the Cyclotron plane, acceleratingangular momentum to keep the triton's pion generation on the outside ofthe sub-orbital surface, and moving them into path of the electron beampulses when it is time for the electrons to interact with them.

This configuration acts to synchronize the tritons' pion generation withthe electron beam pulses because interaction of the 2.88 MeV gluon witha 3.9322 MeV Up quark to form a 6.8109 MeV Down quark state constitutesa 73% mass-energy increase for the Up quark so it is accelerated to thesub-orbital's outside surface along with the triton and relativisticallygenerated ½-spin Higgs mass offset. The protons are also bunched intohigher energy lower entropy groups because the ½-Larmor frequencyCyclotron orbital and Larmor frequency sub-orbitals form a high and lowenergy density proton Cyclotron standing wave, as shown in FIG. 8, andsince these are the only two possible energy states in theconfiguration, the protons distribute evenly between the states perBoltzmann's P=e^(S/k) probability principle.

Thus, the generated pions are orchestrated into position for optimuminteraction with the electron beam pulses in the center between thephase A and B ½-Dees, and when the Larmor frequency is alternatelyturned off entropy increase for those protons and they move to theCyclotron orbital where they behave randomly, away from the electronbeam. The interaction product (emission) is determined by theinteraction angle, as shown in FIG. 7, gamma rays for obtuseinteractions, neutrons for acute interactions, and Beta particles fororthogonal interactions.

Gamma, Beta and neutron detector feedback is used to optimize theinteraction angle by phasing the electron beam pulses forward orbackward to minimize the undesired energy forms. This allows a highdegree of gamma ray frequency and direction control, per Bragg'sequation, like X- ray generation and diffractometry techniques, becausethe pion-electron interaction angle constitutes a reaction surfacedetermined by the protons' generated pions' reduced entropy.

It doesn't matter if both the pion matter wave angle and electrons moverelative to each other if their motions are uniform, which they arebecause the electron beam is constant energy and the protons' spinoccurs at the Larmor precession rate. When an electron beam interactswith a metal target to produce x-rays the target's orbital electronmotions are random but their crystal lattice spacing has 0-entropy. Inthis case the protons are “bunched” and their pion generation entropy isnear 0 so they have lower entropy than orbital electrons, and provide abetter interaction surface.

Whether electrons interact with pions to produce gamma rays or orbitalelectrons to produce X- rays, the output is electromagnetic in eithercase under obtuse angle conditions, but are coherent in the case ofgamma ray generation because all conditions are controlled, likecreating uniform energy barrier Avalanche conditions in a solid-statelasers' crystal lattice. However, coherent gamma rays are stronglyattenuated by the random dispersion properties of atmospheric gases.

This is minimized by modulating the gamma ray generation to the gasses'matter wave frequency to reduce entropic losses. This reduces overallefficiency, but aligning the matter waves forms a conduit for the gammarays to pass through, and their energy from the pions is in the order ofa 2 MeV nuclear bond while the matter waves are in the order of 10 eV,so it's relatively efficient.

The gasses have a statistical distribution of matter wave frequenciescentered about an average frequency corresponding to the ambienttemperature. Generating the gamma rays in pulses that correspond to theambient matter wave frequency tunes gamma ray generation to thewavelength most likely to be absorbed by the gases, so their energyabsorption entropic degree of freedom saturates, and they stop absorbingenergy around the beam, creating a net conduit effect.

Neutrons are similarly generated, except that the electron-pioninteractions are tuned for an acute interaction angle that results inthe electron being absorbed into a neutron state orbital. Neutrons weresynthesized by Borghi by microwave stimulation of hydrogen in 1955, andagain by rf field stimulation of hydrogen by Missfeldt in 1979, butthese were very inefficient statistical synthesis processes. The authorsof this patent used an Electron Gun and Cyclotron to generate specificenergy protons and electrons, interacted at an acute angle, to produceneutrons more efficiently, but this electron-pion interaction method isnearly 100% efficient.

Electricity is generated by interacting the electrons orthogonal to thepions, as shown in FIG. 7. An orthogonal interaction transfers thepion's 2.2 MeV matter wave energy to the electrons, with no angularmomentums to produce gamma rays or form neutrons. These 2.2 MeV Betaparticles strike a series of metal plates attached to a current source,so they create an electron cascade that distributes the 2.2 MeV betweenthem, for instance a 2.2 MeV Beta particle creating a cascade of 500electrons with an average energy of 4400 eV. This technique thereforetransforms Beta particles into high current pulses, like switching powersupply pulses averaging to a sign wave.

As shown in the FIG. 5 Feynman Diagram, there is a Down quark energystate transfer which corresponds to the 2.88 MeV gluon energy, comprisedof a E_(n)/3 (E_(n)+m_(e))/m_(e)=0.66 MeV 1-D resonance energy and 2.22MeV bond energy, so 2.22 MeV+0.66 MeV=2.88 MeV. The 2.22 MeV transfersto the electron from the proton via the pion matter wave because of theproton and electron charge difference, and the 0.66 MeV 1-D momentumenergy returns to the proton.

This process occurs at 1 fermi=10⁻¹⁵ m distances, but functions likeChemical Thermodynamic reactions at the 10⁻¹⁰ m distances of atoms.Conditions are orchestrated to create Boltzmann S=k ln P entropicconditions that favor the desired outcomes. In either case, thereactions occur between electrons (or electrons and pions) with entropicconditions controlled to favor desired products, as in fractionatingcolumns where desired products are extracted, and in this case, isremoved as a gamma ray, Beta particle, or neutron emissions, and as thedesired products are removed from the reaction, more are produced tomaintain the P=e^(S/k) entropic equilibrium probability. This completesthe detailed description of the invention.

1- Producing Electricity by Controlled Pion-Electron Interactions 2- Producing Coherent Gamma Rays by Controlled Pion-Electron Interactions 3- Producing Proton to Neutron Transmutations by Controlled Pion-Electron Interactions 